in client.
Absolutely. Independent.
MON DAY, JULY 27,1391;
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“wanna AT r111: Peer Orrrcn, 1N NORWALK,
. As. A NEWSPAPER. -
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I‘Hfl' WEATHER.
The weather to-day promises to be
generally from fair to partly cloudy,
with a) decided changeso of tempera-
ture. To- marrow 2t promises to be:
' . warmer and fair.
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Almanac for To-morrow.
High watcv Bridgeport 5. '07.
High watei Nomvalk Islands5. 1-5.
, Low water A0 iwalk Islands 11: 2’0.
Sun rises 4:44. sun sets 7 .14.
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SOUTH NORWALK.
2 he (4 [ZETTE is on sale at the news oflices .: ..
H. Flynn, W, L. Atheré— ' ‘
, '/ Fred Coleman, J
30% and H. E. Bodwcll. Orders for all
I.» ads 0] JOB PRINTING 1' 'eccivcd at our
3mm}: office on Railroad Square.
There are several cases of typhoid ~-
fever in town.
Selah D. Seaman is very sick .with
kidney trouble.
Miss Belle Raymond, of Danburv, is
the guest of Miss Meda Adam's.
A number of the members of the
Wheel club rolled to Milfo1d anclback,
_ yesterday.
Prof. Loeser hopes for a full atten-- 7‘
dance of the members of the Arion 50'.
ciety, at their hall to- morrow evening
Rev. Mr. Berry and Deacon John _ _ .
Taylor were among the speakers at the
‘ U. G. T. R. Association meeting yester:
day afternoon.
The Noroton’ s defeated the Dar' len’ s
at Darien, on Saturday, by a score of
30 to 15. The Darien’s will play the _
Winnipauk’s next Saturday.
I A number of the Water Witch Hose
Co. and their friends, of Danbury, are
at Roton Point tO-day, eating chowder
and drinking salsuginous air.
A Danbury bicyclist, whose name we
did not learn, in coming down Flax
Hill, yesterday, on his wheel, took a
‘ header and received severe wounds
about the face.
The 200 bath houses at Roton Point
' ‘wcrc all occupied at one time .yester-
day. Cleanliness is next to godliness
and yet there are those who will say
that they did wrong.
‘ George Sales, a former insurance,
canvasser,
there are who fear he has met with
foul play. Considerable mail matter
awaits his advice here.
The four months old son of Robert
Lynes, of East Norwalk, died at the
home of his grandfather, James Jones,
on the Washington street bridge yes;
erday. Interment this afternoon in
tleie East Norwalk cemetery.
The following gentlemen were out
for a ride through the country yester-
d-Ly: Wm. Vollmer Thaddeus Guyer,
Eugene Kinney. Al McGinnis, Platt
Beers. George Lockwood and Fred
Boerum. They also partook of one of'
Fm nk Lassen’s shore dinners, the like
of which, as to quantity and 'exCellence,
they claim to have never before par-
taken. '
The case of Thomas O’ Halloran' vs;
Joseph Beagan was on trial before J us-
tice Merrell this morning. O’Halloran
seeks to recover 340 which he claims to
have lost and which he further claims
is in the pOsession of Began. A dozen
witnesses pro and con have been sum-
moned. Light for plaintiff, Warner
for defendant. The case was adjourned
until 10 a. In. tO-morrow. —
There was a lively scrapping match
on Railroad Square, about 4: 30 Satur-~
(1-3; afternoon. 1
\‘I m Knapp and Eugene Taylor. The
fight originated 1n a saloon, where it
seems Knapp got the worst of it. It was
renev‘ved on the sidewalk, where Knapp"
was again worsted, and quicker than
you could say scat both Were in the
clutches of the law in the person of
Chief Vollmer. A largef crowdécongre-
gated as the plucky chief marched his
mum more off to the sation house. Both
Were released on bonds for trial this.
morning, when Knapp was fined 35. 00,’
amounting to 310 76, and Taylor w‘as
discharged.
~—SIIOE IVEW S'.
- BBIDGEPOBT.C0nn., July 27, 1891i '
’I'lm'weather tolda'yk Fair. '
, (Ian I sell better shoes for
carll than I could if Igave
c1 edit? . '
II I gave Credit I wCuId
have to get paid for. in addi-
lion to the shoes, interest on
accmlnlS, all bad debts. time
of celleclors. time of book-
keeper. The toIal would make
quile a difference.
I don’t think you (I care to,
I Couldn I; and sell the‘
pav it.
some shoes at the same prices.
ll‘s better for you and pleas-
mile) for both as it is. so I’ll
[(0 up light. on ailh my cash
51 stem; it has pioved a suc-
(ces-lu'l one.
JOHN G. HOWLAND.
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The 'scrappers were .
is out of town, and some:~ ‘
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”k!“
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Gen. BENJ. F. BUTLER, of Massachusetts. ,
" Hon. LOGAN H. Ro‘ors. of Arkansas
J. W. CABELDINE, Cashier of Merchants' and Miner‘s Bank,
Georgia.
.., Tm
cent. dividen ds.
RTE. The Tsllapoosa Furnace,
There 1s already located on the property of
' > THE
Is derived princ ipally from six som' ces:
FIRST—Earnmgs o
The entire p
The stock 0
Comp-.111
the stockholder may elect.
' .
CHIP AGO OFFICE, room 313 Stock Excha
F1!" Eighty -page Illustrated Prospectus of
the above- named ofiices of the Company.
One of the severest storms of the sea-
son was that .of Saturday noon. It
-. lastedliutashorttime, but the rain came
down in .torrents,:a’nd sailing parties?) ,
say that in the harbor it was accompa-
nied by hailstones as large as marbles.
The lightning. did no particular dam—
age other than striking a cupola on a
barn-on Spring street recently erected
for Contractor Bach,tearing Ofi' a num-
ber of slate from the roof and pretty
thoroughly frightening two boys, who
were at play, in the barn. That no
boats were Upset in the harbor was no
9 w doubt due’to the promptness with which
they were: put in shape to -meet the
storm.
LOST.
N Saturday Jul 18, from Smith’s Island.
( ) a- Brown and
pe
hite Cow. The finder will
ease communicate with SAMUEL ARMOUR,
Wilson Point. 3t30
’l () REN'T.
QR RENT. —A Portable House for Camp-
ing out will be rented for the day. week
or month. Apply to F. E. Locxwoon. tf29
' FOR SALEL‘ "
RSALE. —AI Columbia Safety Bicycle.
Alply to W. .Gnnconr, 15 Water gtreet,
Nor11 al
FINE JERSEY COW FOR SALE. —Fi11c.
Young, Thoroughbred Jersey Cow of
unusual beauty. and now in her first milk, for
sale at a bargain, on occount of the impossi-
Eflityvr. of getting pisture. Apply mflconnnpp
FOR SALE. —Three Coaches. 1 Wagonette,
1 Surry 1 Side-Bar T13) Buggy
tf145 . . no GREGORY.
E (331.213:
J 08 ManarLLs, Tavern Island.
E. —A Sixteen-foot Canoe with
ridge. Price $2,500 11le $500 down.
Apply to 'E.'W ILSON. Real state Agent
GAZETTE Building
OR SALE. —A number 01’ large Counter
DraWers, that were in uSe at the Ambler
store will be sold at a bargain. Apply
‘ ansrnAx 3; Him 1' i’s; GAzn'r'rn Building. tf19
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E Gusowskl,
Has inst opened his Large Stock of
PINE SELFCTEI) GOODS non SPRING
AND sU'MMEn‘ WEAR. -
WSTYL'L ANp Pinon .ro Shir EvENYBODYm
' Willbe pleased to see all old patrons and a
I)“ TAND,
2 - host or new ones at
.‘l'II'H OLD
§Loo REWARD
WARD of Five Hundred Dollars will
' epnid by the Selectmen of the ToWn of
N?) can: 01" the arrest and convictij
oarty.4)n.ipn1tlcs setting any of one recent
neon
may need ere eaft‘c
SAMUEL J)AGSKAM,Sc1cctmen of
NELSON CRAW eTo
OSCA AR W. RAYMOND of Norwalk.
405Maml5t1‘69f' ' r _; _ 15.». ,-
, untecgatzhorwalk Februarv15th. 1891.
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"' FIRST- 8, 000 City Lots or 2 022 acres of land' 111 the 01
COND- 2,458 acres of valuable mineral land adja-
RI): The issued Capital Stock of the Georgia. Tennesee a
011 the line of the Georgia Pacific Railroad, in the city of Tallapoofsal, Ga. -—thc_ said furnace being 50 tons capacity. manufacturing the highest grade of coal and hot blast charcoal car wheel Iron. Present value $250000
the Company in the city of Tallalp H11 t l) 0 O t b
mung, o e penin co e1.
COMPANY
public schools. churches. hotels, water wor is, electric lights, $75, 000 hotel, now
increase the present population of the city from 3, 500 to5 5,000
PURCHASE
1,080 ' ' ‘ WILL d h . PAR
N 0 orders will be receive at t e present price of $3.60 per share after 12 o ’Cloc] midni ht. Au 1, iid 11 1d ..
Appnsss ALL ORDERS FOR STOCK AND Pnosmorusns, AND MAKE Ounces, DRAF'I‘SL 0111 RIONEY OREEESHJPAYIABIUS T(21's for tock should be mailed as soon as possible, and 111 no event later than several days prior to that date to insure delivery at present price of $3. 60 per share.
- . .— HON. J AS W. HY ATT Treas Georgia-Alabama Develo ment and Inve
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SOUTHERN OFFICES. Tallapoosa, Haralson COunty. NEW YORK OFFICES 11 Wall- Str eet Rooms 31 and 32. BOSTON OFFEJIES 244 Washington-st. room}! 81.191 161121130 (PglIIINEDaEIINPHIARO’FFIUFIS. ,rgodm gggexgiuildidg. ‘INPaONlIDI§l$GEegFFICE. room 1 Butler Ex‘caanXC.
we Building. BALTIMORE FI,CE room 4 Bank of- B thimore Building. FOREIGN OFF ICE
1
and Plat 0f City with Price ' ist of Building Lots, Mineral Maps of the Section. Engineers’ Reports, Particulars of the syndicate’ 5 Plan of Purchasing Stock, 1%.. mailed free on application to any of
'1?
allapoosa. Stock Prospectus oOfF Company
ill be sold cheap Inquire of 1gent. _
PRETTY Cottage of seven Orooms, near the ,
Richardson 3 Cyclone Furnace,"
MERCHANT 111L011,
:WalI Slmt. tor. Water. Noiualk.
of the “
res insaid town, or any such ”fiat:
{f 1::
DAILY -
A
NO
RWALK~
GAZETTE
evumou“uoco'
‘ 011s Cogs-‘11;
1T0 $400
OR WITHDRAWN FROM SALE AND ADVANCED 'ro PAR.
An Investment that Will Double 131 1 2 Months
Paymg Semi—Annual Dividends April and. October.
Capital Stock, $4,500,
Gen. Bend. F. Butler, of Massachusetts, PreSident.
DIRECTORS.
OOO.
H011. JAS. W. HYA'rT. ex-Treas. of U. S. of Connecticut.
GEO C. SCOFIELD, Pres.
T-ullupoosa
N. Y. Con. 00., of N
Tues. C. SMITH, Pres 17th Ward Bank,Brook1yn.
L. M. SANFORD, Pres. Bank of New Castle, Ky.
SUFFOLK TRUST COMPANY, 'liansfer Agents,
ew York.
Stock of the Georgia-Alabama Investment and Development Company.._
Shares, 310 each, par value, full paid and subject to no assesSments.
Hon. Jas. W. Hyatt,: late Treats. Of U. S. Treasm'er.
' ADVISORY BOARD.,
l Egg, figggbqflfifighgxggoégg‘i’;305) G‘igrgllfi; HENRY FEUCETWANGEB, Member N Y. Stock Exchange.
[Ho EMF MANN, Supt 0', C a” DLR RRnhf New' Hampshire . P. K. Yfioors, Cash. First Nat. Bank. Little BockrArk.
E.R n.TBUE, Cash. U. 6. Treasury, Washington, D. C _ H on GENUgfifiesofFN-SWI‘YUHPCN; KearneyeNeb.}‘
Exchange Building, Boston, Mass.
i
The Property of the Company Consists of
FIEITH The Piedmom Glass Works. situated on the line of the Georgia Pacific Railroad, in
SIXTH The Tallapoosa Reclining Chair Factory on the line of the Georgia Pacific Railroad
SEVENTH. Sundry interest bearing bonds notes, mortgages loans, stocks, etc, acquiied since the organization of Company 1n securing the location on its property of new manufacturing industries and from sales of its city lots and c h b k d f h l
as in an . receive rom t s so 0 of
treasury stock for improvements not yet invest
INCOME OF THE
its manufacturing establishments. now in oper ation and to be built (now
' "SECOND—Rentals of i‘s farming lands and sales 0, timber' in “stumpage” (estimated $3, 00) yearly).
THIRD~Salcs of its city lots' 1n Tallapoosa, Ga" for 1mpro1 ement and investment (estimated $250,000 yearly)
FOURTH—IV orking of its mines and quarries by themseh es or on‘ ‘rroy alties” (estimated $10 000 yearly).
FIFTH—Profits on mineral, timber and town-site options on line of Georgia, Tennessee and Illinois R. (estim xtcd $50,000 Yearly).
SIXTH—Earnings of stock of Georgia. Tennessee and Illinois R. R. (estimated $186,108 yearly)
UNTIL
The Cbmpdng ofer to the public until August Ist,
AUGUST
tv of Tsllapoosa, Haralson County Georgia the residue rema n n unsold of z, - '
.111 amount and present "due since that time by additional purchases of cit1land and 1mp1'o’v ements and. development 1i. dld g 500 acres. on the centre of which the city was originally built. Estimated value on orgamzation of Company, Oct. 1. 1890. 51.081.765. but largely increase
' sE cent to the city of Tallapoosa, all located within a radius of six miles f1 cm the centre of the city. Present value $122,900. .
nd Illinois Railroad Company, chartered for the purpose of building a railroad from Ta-llapoosa. Gan to Stevenson. Ala.,120 miles, that will not the Company nearly $2,000 000 of the Capital Stock of railroad, p 7
aying per -
the city of Tall afioosa; GaL. said plant bemg 12-pot furnace capacity and manufacturing flintglass flasks and prescription. were Present value $100 000.
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in the city of Ta
$76, 235. 04 yearly).
1.
a special oegosteo ed issue of FULL- PAID SIIARES of its
Capital Stock, wfm'eveo' unassessable at
Prrce of Stock to be Advanced Saturday, August 1st, to $4. 00 Per Share.
apoosa, do. manufacturing hammock, reclining and other chairs.
Present value, $25,000.
oosa, from 2 800 to 3, 000 inhabitants, tlu ec-qusr'te1s of whom are Northern people. who hue settled therewith t
Street 13.1th111 and 12 new manufacturing industries under contract and buildiiig ltfiaitl ii1iil233i?ihilgrciiiidiog111133363ggggotggfeigqhigi? a530d uglvgcd‘vsr‘e public parks, froc’
cling houses. m1
4 ADVANTAGES OF THE STOCK AS AN INVESTMENT.
PRINCIPAL absolutely secure under any circumstances the
propert bein and f f
DIVIDENDS, to include earnings and all receipts from ,sale of city loyts, paid gegulgiilyianlliiil and October.
‘ PROBABILITY of a large Increase in each semi annual dividend b 1
‘ - ncreased
. . ggggfilNTY of a rapid increase monthly 1n the intrinsic value anstelling pricgag‘fltigssatgldlksfikifllf.
~. estimated yearly income of Company after construction of railroad, 3525, 633. 04. ,
TOTAL estimated yearly income of Company prior to construction of railroad, $339, 235. 04.
3. 60 Per hare.
Right Reserved. to Withdraw Stock from Sale Without Notice after August let, or Advance Price to- Par.
AT AN ADVANCE
s 7. oo . ,. ._ WILL PURCHASE 2 SHARES OR
18 _ . WILL PURCHASE r SHARES on
:15 ~ WILL PURCHASE 1'0 SHARES on
72 WILL PURCHASE 20 SHARES on
1-108 .— .. WILL PURCHASE . so SHARES on
210 WILL PURCHASE 60 SHARES on
3:10 ,. WILL, PURCHASE 100 SHARES OR
540 .. WILL PURCHASE . 150 ' SHARES OR
300 SHARES
AUGIIN SALE . 0F
REM. ESIAIE.
PURSUANT to an order of thy Couit of
Probate for the District of N01 walk, the
subscriber will offer for sale at Public Auction
to the highest bidde1
011 Sflllll‘lll, AIIQIISI l, ’91,
. AT 2 O’CLOCK AFTERNOON,
The DWELLING HOUSE owned and occupied
by CATHABINE CONDCN, late of Norwalk, in
said District, deceased. at the time of her
death Said lot consisting of ONE POOD OF
LAND, more or less,
Situated on Plymouth Avenue, ‘5
So called, in the town and borough of Norwalk.
Sale to take place on the p1emises.Te1ms
and conditions made known at time of1 sale.
For particulars inquire 10t148
0R GE LOW, Administrator.
Norwnlk, July 20th, 1391.
i
THE CELEBRATED I
IVERS & POND PIANO
Wit]. all their patents, including stop)
attachment, 1 '.'111 be seen by calling/O
dreSSing
N. K. FERRIS. I
Organ. «t of the Norwalk M. E. Church and
TEACH m 01' run PIANO, ORGAN AND HARMONY.
Residence—30 W est avenue, Norwalk, Conn.;
P O. Box 131. At home Mondays, Thursdays
and Fridays f1 om 9 a. D1. to 12 m.
G. J. Ferries,
PARCEL AND BAGGAGE EXPRESS.
Baggalie ecalled for and deli1 cred on Sunday.
Slate at enedict’ s, Nor walk, and Hoyt’ s mDrug
Store, South NOriv'al k.
or ad— --
OF FIVE CENTS PER
320 PAR VALUE
50 PAR VALUE
100 PAR VALUE
200 PAR VALUE
300 PAR VALUE
600 PAR VALUE
1,000 PAR VALUE
1 5,00 PAR VALUE
3, 000 VALUE
OUR NEW BABY
HAS BROUGHT US A FULL [INVOICE OF
GROCERILS,
Coffees, Crackers,
Olives, 810.,
AND WE WILL SELL THEM AT ’
:ROCK BOTTOM PRICES.
Teas,
Niokorson & Bells.
:DO YOU WANT AN ABUNDANCE OF PURE WARM AIR IN YOUR
HOMES? If you do buy the Most Powe1ful Heater known in
proportion to the
Enormous Healing Capacities.
Fuel Consumed.
Wonderful Economy In Fuel.
Simplicity of construction Gomblned with Broalnulability. ‘ -. .
Duplex .Purltan, Century and Other Ranges.
ELEGANT DESIGNS.
3n115OT - ’
PERFECT IN OPERATION.
Steam and Hot ’ Water Boilers
Air—Warming‘Grates,
'Fire-Place Heaters, &c.'
@‘Thousands in use in all parts of
the world. SUCCESSFUL EVERYWHERE.
_ MANUFACTURED BY
7 92 Bookman Street, New York.
manholes to .116 Water so, So. Norwalk.
' Send for Descriptive Circulars.
Richardson & Morgan 00.,
The Directors Of the GE°RGIA‘ALABA‘IA INVESTMENT AND DEVELOPMENT COMPANY hm’e decided to Offel t0 the public until Saturday, Aug. 1, a limited amount of, the full-paid capital stock of the Company at $3 60 per share (par value $10 00) and after that date to
’
either withdraw the stock entirelv from sale or advance the price to $4. 00 per share.
taken as rapidly as was the June 1ssue, the stock will be withdrawn from sale after Aug. 1, and pr ice adv anced to par, as only enough will be offered to complete the extensive developments inaugurated on the Company 5 property at Tallapoosa.
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This stock is 'llfu paid. and subject to no future assessments under any circumstances
Onemillion dollars of the 31. 500,900 capital stock was place-1‘. in the treasui y of the company for the de1 elopment of its properties and the enhancement and protection of the interests of the stockholders:
, Under the plan of the organization of- the Company all receipts from the sale of the Treasuly Stock of the Compan
roperties Of the Company being paid for in full, all the receipts from the sale of city lots go at once to nth
the Company will not only earn gratifying dividends for the investor, but 11 ill increase ra-
The stock will shortly be listed on the New York, Chicago, Philadelphia and Boston Consolidated Stock xch ange.
Orders for stocks will be filed as received, in any amount fr om one share up1vard,as it' 1s desired to 11:11 9 as many small holders' 1n all sections of the country as possible, who will, by their interest in the (‘ ompany influence emigration to Tallapoosa and advance the interests of the
I a
The Company Guarantees Purchasers Immediate
SHARE PER MONTH Cash for Stools. Bought
At any time (after the month following purchase) they desire to sell prior to its being listed on the exchanges 1n October, or will secure a purchaser for the stock at their own selling price less 2 per cent. Commission for making the transfer as
I l
are ex ended at once for 1m rrovmg and developing the '
property of the Company increasin t t t th t f h
e diviL end fund of the Com 1111 . , g 1 s asse s o e ex onto 1; 6 amount received.
idlv 1n the market value, with the develorllmeii 11313;”;t%%.’,§’.f.’;°.63£3::;%:,9"' its manufacturingr establishments 1n operation and its income from other sources. ._ \ .
(OR 17 l- 2 PER CENT. PER ANNUM).
Stock purchased new and held until after the payment of the October dividend (pLOl)ab1y 20c. per share) Will not the purchaser an advance e
uivale t t 4
StOck purchased of the company during May or June at 33. 50 per share will be cashed by the syndicate, if desired, immediately after Aug. 1 ail; 33. 551;)eroshgférafidlgtdfi: 3331:1111:st during July (also stock purChaserlin May and June) will
be cached after Sept. 1 at $3. 60 or sold for 33. 92 per share on commission, as the stockholder may elect.
UNTIL SATURDAY,
AUQUST 1, 1891.
OF S'IOCK Checks for the April dividend, which included earnin A
gs of the Manufacturin Establish-
8? STOCK ' lishments owned by the Company and receipts from the sale of City Lots, forgthe first six
OF STOCK , months of business, were mailed April 15, and checks for the October dividend (probably 20
STOCK cents per share) will be mailed to stockholders by the Suffolk Trust Company, Transfer
OF STOCK Agents, Oct. 15.
81’?
I ORDERS MAILED AFTER AUG. I WILL BE FILLED AT 4.00 PER SHARE
OF STOCK ONLY, OR MONEY RETURNED TO SENDER. $
STOCK
New York City.
S, No.2 Tokenhouse Buildings, London, Eng.
‘Ao
2' GAZETTE BUILnING.
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WE \ARE SHOWING A FULL LINE ' OF ’
”so 07-1-0 I—I G I N G H (A M 5
OF THE VERY FINEST QUALITY IMPORTED AND CHOICES'I—‘WPATTERNS.
Persian Crepe Cloths.
Challies.
Domestic Ginghams, I Tissue Cloths,
-— ' ‘ . Zepher Cloths.
T ' : NG ._.. SUITS!
surfs
AND CHILDREN' 8 BATHING
IN ALL SIZES.
LADIES’ MISSES'
’ NO. 2 case Bldng ’ waalk: ‘-
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WASH -' GOODS!
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